Hey everyone! Picking up an s2k as a DD shortly :)
06-01-2009 | 04:40 PM
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Hey everyone! Picking up an s2k as a DD shortly :)
Hey everyone,
My names Lee, I have always been an s2k fan but never really looked seriously into buying one. Until now. I've been really really big into the subaru scene for a long time. This the 2nd of my 3 subies that I recently sold to start a new project.
I eventually got slightly bored with it and sold it to pick up this
Which I again got bored with and tore apart to do this (which i'm just buttoning up the few small things left to do now!
Meanwhile I found a great deal on a wrx with a bad motor. Bought it, rebuilt the motor, sold my previous DD integra only to have the wrx motor spin a bearing 1000 miles later
Basically, I want to get away from subarus and get into something more fun for a DD, ala s2k.
Eyeing a couple around my area and hopefully going to be in one within a couple days!
Look forward to getting to know everyone.
Lee
My names Lee, I have always been an s2k fan but never really looked seriously into buying one. Until now. I've been really really big into the subaru scene for a long time. This the 2nd of my 3 subies that I recently sold to start a new project.
I eventually got slightly bored with it and sold it to pick up this
Which I again got bored with and tore apart to do this (which i'm just buttoning up the few small things left to do now!
Meanwhile I found a great deal on a wrx with a bad motor. Bought it, rebuilt the motor, sold my previous DD integra only to have the wrx motor spin a bearing 1000 miles later
Basically, I want to get away from subarus and get into something more fun for a DD, ala s2k.
Eyeing a couple around my area and hopefully going to be in one within a couple days!
Look forward to getting to know everyone.
Lee
06-01-2009 | 08:09 PM
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06-02-2009 | 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by LeeC,Jun 1 2009, 08:09 PM
... and welcome!
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06-03-2009 | 02:26 PM
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Oh nice im not a big fan of subies so hard to work on use to help a friend of mine on his sti. My evo was much more easy to work on. Hows the rx7 compared to the subie?? I want to get a project car so bad im thinking about a old mustang gt or a transam and supercharging them. I love to do highway pulls and drag so im thinking a V8 would be more fun for me and keep the s as a DD for now seeing i can't get the truck i want
06-03-2009 | 02:32 PM
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I haven't drove the rx7 at anything above stock power level's so I can't really comment. But I think it's ging to be nasty, Once you learn a subaru inside an out they are actually extremely easy to work on, mainly because everything is right on top of the motor for you 